GOLF GTI mk7 tyres - real experiences please
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Bump.
How are you getting on with the Dunlop’s? They have good reviews from auto express and evo.
My time has come to change from the Bridgestone and my choice are:
good year eagle F1 3
Michelin PS4
Dunlop sport Maxx rt2
Priority is a more balanced ride, still good fun but softer and better traction than the bridge stones.
Help please!
How are you getting on with the Dunlop’s? They have good reviews from auto express and evo.
My time has come to change from the Bridgestone and my choice are:
good year eagle F1 3
Michelin PS4
Dunlop sport Maxx rt2
Priority is a more balanced ride, still good fun but softer and better traction than the bridge stones.
Help please!
Mitch16 said:
Bump.
How are you getting on with the Dunlop’s? They have good reviews from auto express and evo.
My time has come to change from the Bridgestone and my choice are:
good year eagle F1 3
Michelin PS4
Dunlop sport Maxx rt2
Priority is a more balanced ride, still good fun but softer and better traction than the bridge stones.
Both the Goodyear’s and the Dunlop’s are good and decent value compared to the Michelin’s.
Help please!
How are you getting on with the Dunlop’s? They have good reviews from auto express and evo.
My time has come to change from the Bridgestone and my choice are:
good year eagle F1 3
Michelin PS4
Dunlop sport Maxx rt2
Priority is a more balanced ride, still good fun but softer and better traction than the bridge stones.
Both the Goodyear’s and the Dunlop’s are good and decent value compared to the Michelin’s.
Help please!
18 months on from when I fitted Goodyears Assy 3 to my Octavia VRS i have to say my opinion has changed , the grip has dropped off considerably and in the cold weather it is pretty poor , I have Dunlops on my other car and they are pretty hopeless as well
Given the choice again I'd go for Michelins
Given the choice again I'd go for Michelins
So update...
I fitted Michelin PS4 last week and initial thoughts are:
Dry grip is fantastic. No longer spins wheels in first or second. Steering feel is so much better.
Noise is the same as the Bridgestones.
Ride is the same. Shame as hoping for a slightly softer ride over poor roads.
I will report back on wet grip when it rains.
I fitted Michelin PS4 last week and initial thoughts are:
Dry grip is fantastic. No longer spins wheels in first or second. Steering feel is so much better.
Noise is the same as the Bridgestones.
Ride is the same. Shame as hoping for a slightly softer ride over poor roads.
I will report back on wet grip when it rains.
Glad someone bumped this , I was very happy with Goodyear Eagle F1's but they didnt age well and after around 8000 miles were pretty awful all time but especially when it was cold.
Swapped for Mich PS4's and very very happy , more grip that the car has ever had and just feels so much more stable , about the same on noise as fair as i can tell , lets hope they age well
Swapped for Mich PS4's and very very happy , more grip that the car has ever had and just feels so much more stable , about the same on noise as fair as i can tell , lets hope they age well
liner33 said:
andrewparker said:
breadvan said:
Is the default choice still P4S?
Pretty much.Adrian E said:
I still haven't worn out the Bridgestones that I rotated to the front on fitting new PS4s to the rear, so can't comment on traction etc. The Michelins are certainly quiet and grippy and show no appreciable wear to date
Well after almost another year, I've finally had the 2nd pair of factory fitted Bridgestones removed after 28k miles! They were just shy of the wear indicators, so probably 2.5mm tread remaining even now. They actually stood up quite well and I didn't notice a significant drop off in performance or increased trend to tramline when worn, which I've often found with tyres when they get over half worn.Bought a pair of PS4s for £170 delivered and had them fitted today, with the other pair now moved from back to front of the car. They are typically sensitive (for Michelins) to road surface in terms of noise, and I need to give them some miles to bed in before passing judgement.
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